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ORDINANCE.
An ORDINANCE to regulate poles in the city of

An ORDINANCE to regulate poles in the city Of
Savannah.
SECTION T. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council
assembled, hat it shall not be lawful TO erect
any poles in any street. lane. park or square Of
the city of Savannah save after the consent OF
the Committee. on Streets and Lanes TO such
erection. If in the Judgment of said committee
the erection is proper it may be allowed, If done
under the supervision of the City Surveyor. II
the decision of the committee is adverse TO the
erection, an appeal may be made 10 Council
which may review the judgment of the commit
tee
SEC q Be it further ordained, That all poles
now erected, or which may he herea terern"i d.
may he removed at any time by rider OF COun-
Gil aud the location of said poles may be changed
at any time by direction of the Committee on
Streets and Lanes, the decision OF Inc s,..d com
mittee being suoJecC 70 the review OF Council on
appeal to Council.
SEC. B. Be It further ordained, That no hook
or prong shall be left in any of the said poles
within eight feet of surface of the street
SEC. d. BE ii further ordained. That ii shall not
be lawful to place or put on any OF the said poles
any sign poster, or placard OF wood, tin, paper,
or other material.
SEC. 5. b. it further ordained, That the owner
or owners of said poles shall, by the first day Of
January next, neatly paint the said poles and
shall also place upon said poles the name Of tie
owner thereof and the number by series of each
of said poles said name or number to be dis
tinctly painted or stenced thereon; provided,
however that the requirement herein contained
as to painting the said poles shall apply only to
those now erected. or which may be hereafter
erected, north OF Hall street and between Ran
dolph and West Broad streets, and to none
Others.
SEc. g. Be it further ordained, That any per-
son or persons violating the provisions of this
ordinance, or any of the said provisions, shall
upon conviction before the Police Court OF the
city Of Savannah be fined In a sum not exceed
ing fifty dollars, and the pole erected contrary
marked as herein provided, shall be at once re-
moved by the City Marshal at the expense Of
the owner of said pole.
SEC. z. Be it further ordained, That all ordin-
ances and parts OF ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed in Council Oct. 5th. 1881
JOHN SCHWARZ,
Mayor pro TEN.
Att7st ERAssK Z. RE3ARER. Clerk OF Council
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Troubse AfIonsi.

When the appetite iaiis, and sleep grow restless and unrefreshing, there is troub.' ahcad. T::e digestive organs, when heaia. crave foo'.; tIc uer.oGs system, wieh y.gor Ou Gud tianq iiI, Gives Is poisess"r no u:.- easine-s aL h. 5ii'. A tohic |" be e.,eciiTe should no; h. q mere ap 'etizrr, ho' are tii.
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4 seeker aite: IHIoiIDdtion and one who labored under the impression that newspaper men aie walking machines ot universal information, "goie 10 tlie cd.- tor of a country Eea si'aper asking him .:ow he would break an OK" Tie ed tor repl-ed as follows: "If one OK, q good way would be to hoist him, hy means of log chain attached to his tail, to the top of pole fo.iy feet from the z ound Then hoist hIm by a rope tied to his horns to another pole. Then de- -cend on r. his hark five-ton pile driver, and if that don't break him let liim start a country new sparerand trust people fo. subscription. One of tie two Sili do # sure" We publish tie above fO the benefit of some of our readers.
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Sheriff Owens returned from the west

Sheriff Owens returned from the west eTE portion of the county l.isi Thursday afternoon. having in charge q man by ihe name of John Payne, who's charged with assault to do great bodily iIarm t k sad that he had that wiloe section pf country ID perfect dread of l:in-tl.at e whipped one man witli-a qu:rt. rap-
 el another oveT tie head win his SIX iiQotcr and thre ltened others. In sIiof;
 Iat he was the ve itable bad man from Sitter rreek." Mr Payne was released on bail last Tuesday--,iessrs. Eu b42e .nd Schuster, of iiol5rook, becoming t.is -bondsmen.
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The Albuquerque IFtizen had local iR which it says the suit tried at this term of the Court in Prescott was for back taxes due Yavapai county from the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company. Either, the reporter or the compositor made q mistake, as the taxes are due Apache county: Yavapai compromised ~itn tpe Annual n Pass7-but the super,i- sos q tnIs copntylwene of the opinion that olkr corposat'W's have Eo more rights under t'ie sa :hsn :.-,i;vitnsis sod rejected 4ll oso.iu.es. ;sr A e,.,.- Pscntse.
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By refe: cnCe 10 our auve. using col amns 1t will he ,een that 1t lS time fo: our local capitalists to begin figuring O..
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 ipaciIe County BondS. which a:e to bc sold for the purpose of redeeming out slaIding warrants. So lar We have leArd, authoiiAtiveiy. of only one O. par maiiy bloated hondholders. whocon- template putting in bids. Mir. Harry .loii.oe, we understand, Intend, digging up some of his buried treasure and put ting in bid for 35 D, )J0 or $60. .000, aha t may be for the whole serIes.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.

May Z5, 1S;7. Notice is Ter, b. given that .iI,. IOs 4. wing named st'ler has lied notice Of Lis ittention 10 make fEal p:Oof in support of h.s rlilm nnc t,Iat said pIool " Il be ma :e before the Judg, il his tbSeLc,. .e C.erS Of tle District Cuurt at ot IOh,s. Apache County. Arizona r6r-ifo ' on July lst ibo7. viz: 10 II Lalaye te Iii cy ,i. NutI ts', Arizt Territory, for his D. e.dra StaIemelt, No IIj0 fer the sou Invest qIIor e! Of no th1es. H cf Sectitn an south l9 of h. no.tleas' Q Iarter and northeast quarter 0: the )utheus. q Iartero of section ,, iowish;p D north naEge 70 east
 lie names the following wi. ness%S t9 p-oYc hts cOn:in Ous re i,ielcc uvon, ard cultivation uf. said land. viz: $ n n -,r)"I, ..ancS | Lee. of NLtIioSO. Wm. M kuGd, Gustave Becker of Spr!as serville, A.iZoua
 J. L. CAMP, my26 tt R;g gSter.
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The best storked and best looking range ia .Torto county, Arizona, is sad to be thst of Mr, W. H. Fisher .-ipte,, |, Republics.
 The lnter-Rspubiics has sprung new county on us. The last Legislature tried to make two or three new counties, but failed most signally. We do net think the name of either of the proposed new counties was TortO, however.
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NOTICE FOR PCBLIC ATIoH. LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIz
 


 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention tI make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Apache County Arizona Territory at St Johns. Apache County. Arizona. on ,u C Zith, 1887. viz: u"h O. Mofrs IT, tf Sprin CT V He \ izona T ,lr.5ory. for fis reclaTa o y statement No l5CS, f r thcenst half aud south west qGarter ot rOrt'ea qu,T;e' and ,rt;I- west quarter of soAt Q st qu rte', Scciol ?, tJwn6hi r north, Range q east.
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: 5Onn T. Logue WaIt,r I, io.a.,, JCha v. Morrison. 4. l.. .iisOn, Jr all of Sp:in+ il.e, Apache count, Arizona
 myIJGt J. l. CAMP. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAEp OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIz.

NOtice IS hereb! gwen that tOe iouoWlhS named settler haS filed notice of his intention tC make final proof in support of his claim an,! that said proof will be made before the Judge CT III his abs nee the q rk of the Iistr.c. Court ai ct. Johns. Apache County. Arizona. on July l5, 1887, viz: Robert l.. M0rr.s Il. as Probate Jul !ge of Apache Coun.y, A4i:, na, for the tCwa- -i.e If Saint Johns, Apache Ounty. ArZ- nu Territory, sn i tr;st for the inta DituiIts there O f-r the wi.ol. T Section 27 anti the tasJ l. and sOutau est !. of the northeast !, uf Section 2H, To NEship '3 north. angc 2S east.
 He names the following witnesses tO prove the continuous residence upon and use of, Suid land, as u tOwnsIt viz: ROs .tlio Co uni,, ia 'Icl Chaye m,.n lopez and Joseph B. PatteT- soI. afl OI st. J.InS, Apache OuIity, Arizona. jc:-6t J. l. CAMP. Register.
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Ws hSxA begged, reseecled and pray- cd somc of our numerous friends tp com. nit some desPerate ct-suiride--any- thing to give us an item that wSuld bc rich. fers and raey, but have found none with saScient eneigy-all are willing to accommodate us.
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Gr. Louis Tuning and fam,ly of Los Lunss, New Mexico. intPnd spending the summer in Europe. and we under staEd ,Tiil tete their departure in a few days. We uigh, them a pleasant jour ney and sh agreeable time.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

One bay horse, branded II on left shoulder; about l5 hands high and about , years old One sOrfeI horse, branded T on left shoulder, about 15 hands high and ahout years old. One bay roan horse, branded CC on left should:r and } II on left thigh the latter brand be- ing vented. HUNING & COOLEY,
 Show Low, Ariz.
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The 1nter.Repuhlics boasts that it has more initstors than any other pIper published in the southwest. We think it will be .'cold day" when any other paper copies is style of heading for edi- toriNla. Chop on it at once
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Local items are so numer ous and of suchA startling cha ater, that ye re- pors<e .s completely non-pIused-ioes not knc- which one to give precedence, snc C consequence will leave the reader to in1 them out for himself.
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The sheep men of the c"unty, in or der to get grass and water for ti'eir focks, have had to take their sheep fu,- ther into the mountains tiis year than eyer before.
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Came tn our ranch on Zuni river, ont nile above Deer springs, April !9, 1887 ,ne black horse, about 15 hands high , ur / years old; both hind feet and left o,e foot white; white spot in forehead .lso saddle marks Branded l. G on left hip. fresh, and J r, connected a; ,he top, on left thigh.
 JOHNSON BROS.
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LAND NOTICES:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PREScoTT, A2Iz.

May l.th lsST. Notice is hereby given that the follow ingram ed settler has filed notice of i;.< intention tu make final proof in support of his claim. ani that said proof will b. made before the Probate ju'.ge of Apache county, Arizona, at St. Johns. iI ach. Count~ ATiz it ,erTiFo-y. on .!Hae .4th 50. viz: Are i i'us v. ee., S-rn:ety.l c. ApHciIe "1unsy, Arizona Territory. for ais hOflt- t Cntcy, N". B, for thc north 2; st r4 If sh . ut.IWcSt i4 ani t!n norilw st F O. the s;.utn- ;usi l4 ani .o-z5 and ; of section Township < north. Range 2 east.
 He reIncS t.Ie following witnesses 10 prov his continuous residence lIoJII, and cultivation o said land, VIZ: II '! ih i1s J A E.rion, II T. Miblc. i!ifam H:gel w. a!! Of sprug sry.l C. Apache cOGnCy, ArI4uiIa.
 m :. l9-6t J. L. CAMP. Register
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Dr. Dalby is returning from Prescott hy the Bay of Show Low. r. ofessional business made it necessary for him to do so
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Toby ". Johnson, from Mississippi, brother -in-law ef Harris Baldwin, is spendinga few days in St Johns, look ing, ve understand. for some place in which to locate.
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A man may ciin anu ;. man may wo k for the temperance cause all day; but he can't go fshin' and observe prohi- bition, because he amt built that way -Ex
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Reports from the mountains are that the waters are lower than known fo: years, and the grass exceedingly short
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRZScoTT. Az Z.

LAND UFFICE IT TKESCOIT, AE 2.
 June ,, loo7. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler .s filed notice of his intention t0 make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge, or iu lis osei.ce the Clerk Ot the District Court ot Apache cou ty, Arizona Territory, at st Johns, Apache county, Arizona, oI ally 10th, 1881, viz: <. b. l.. MO:rIsUIi, as Probate Idge 0f \ pache ounIy. Arizona Territory. for the townSite Hf Spri gaF' i.e, iH tTu t for tine inhs biians tiIert af. u i,On dtcia atory statement, NO1.i5 for tte ea,r ui the northwt s: l4 of section S3, Town sHip no lh. Range 23 east.
 lie names the Following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of sa id laud VIZ: F. \. Bark, t. A e -c:T Peter .hO upson A. r. Lhristofier. Oa. all of springer vIie Apache county, Arizona Territory.
 jc3-6t j, L. CAMP, Itegister.
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District Attorney Baldwin returned Tuesday sfternooa from Prescott, where he had been in attendance on the Fede- Fxl Court.
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john Swinburne Sas in town last week fn search of some one who ~as anxious to sell horse. We believe he ionnd bIe party.
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The weather here IS warm and su;try and as eon.equen e ou p"orle are too indoient to tell even good ya~ with sufficient vim 10 give If zrst.
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Offensive fu:theTance" is inc latest ssthetic tsclInicality Tor bribery IL is liable to flourish in t. Johns social cir eles in August next
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 Los ANGELES, CAL, May 12, 1887. SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received at this office, until 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday, the 18th day of June, 1857. at which time and place they will be opened in presence of attending bid lers, for furnishing Fuel, Forage and Water at Road stations in the Depa!t- ment of Arizona to passing public teams, OL detachment of troops, during the fs- cal year ending June 30, 1888.
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The iayoriie pastime m St. Johns at present is "freeze out"
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Albert Miller returned to Springerville last Friday morning.
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Large roan mare, white strip in face both hind feet white; branded ES left houlder. EnS Small chunky sOrrel horse, baln face ons mane and tail; paces; branded anne as above.
 hay pacing horse, about 8 years old Last heard from near Navajo. Brand same as above.
 Large sorrel work horse; four white .pet and white face Branded ETN on right thigh. lAIAsS Any information in regard to any of tle above animals will be thankfully re- ceived.
 WILL c. BARNES,
 St. Joseph, Arizona.
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SPRAYED seEs STOLEN.

Two reh roans and one black gelding III five years old; branied sssss;; ,n lefi